Gaza After Two Years Of War: 67,000 Dead, 169,000 Wounded And Israel Stands Isolated | World News

War in Gaza for two years: The bitter continues in Gaza. The dust fills the air. The smell of smoke, the echo of the explosions and the silence of buried houses tell their stories. Two years have passed. The figures speak with whisper of death. More than 67,000 Palestinians died. Many of them are under the debris, anonymous and brazen.

At least 20,000 of the dead were children. This means that almost every hour a child dies; A child whose dreams, laughter and the future are erased in front of the eyes of the world. Today, one in every 33 people died in Gaza.

Hospitals reveal another dimension of drama. Approximately 1,69,000 Palestinians were injured, most of them lacked their limbs, their ability to see, and their ability to walk again. This means that one out of every 14 people in Gaza wounded this war.

The pain continues behind Israel’s prison walls. More than 10,800 Palestinians are detained in crowded and dim cells. Among them are 450 children and 87 women. More than 3,600 of these prisoners have never been accused or tried. They wait indefinitely by hanging between fear and despair.

As the war completed its second year, the world has largely followed the change of Israel from a distance. Analysts describe a society in which anger, guilt and exhaustion breakdown. Tel Aviv, once shaped by the Western Allies with power and solidarity, was broken. Many citizens in the country question what their democracies have become.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu confronted the world at the United Nations General Assembly in September. When they started to speak, the delegates stood up, turned their backs and went out quietly. In the empty hall, silent protest sounds, a gesture against the situation that many countries call the genocide war, echoed.

For decades, Israel has shared close ties with Western powers. Today, those friendships are shaking. Countries such as England, France and even Germany, which were once the strongest allies, clearly condemned the ongoing attack on Gaza. The word democracy in the country seems to be old, faded and hollow.

A nation suffering from

Former Ambassador Alon Pinkas feels its weight.
“Israeli Society is in ExcrucuciCiCing Pain Over What Feels Condemnation at the Hands of World Opinion,” He Told Al Jazeera.

Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups remembered the lights on October 7, 2023, when Jews launched a series of coordinated armed attacks on Southern Israel during the Simchat Torah Day.

“The British Parliament, the Eiffel Tower and the Empire State building are illuminated by white and blue lights to support Israel. Now it is excluded.”

Date (7 October 2023) is still running life. Israel and its politics are still on October 7. That day, 1,139 cost the life of Israel and about 200 people were taken hostage by Hamas. The memory of this attack continues to dominate Israel’s media, politics and identity.

Analysts say the government has built a psychological wall around that moment, and that it has used it to legitimize every air strike and every military action since then.

Experts, “The world continued on the road, but Israel stuck there. Everything he has done, and even after killing more than 65,000, everyone in Gaza still sees this attack as a criminal partner,” he said.

Fatigue and anger

Political scientist Ori Goldberg said that a nation is both tired and solid. “Israel is both tired and more violent,” he said.

People now avoid the injured issues, the prisoners in Gaza, the families still waiting, the famine, the endless displacement. “The price of the war is seen everywhere,” he said.

Suicides are increasing. Domestic abuse is increasing. Post -trauma stress influences an entire generation. The soldiers are turning home, but not completely.

Even in daily life, fatigue manifests itself. Drivers ignore signals. Gordon swimming pool in Tel Aviv sent letters to members in August. In a statement, “Please avoid any physical or oral aggression expression” warned.

Policy -free policy

The discussions in the parliament are no longer the question of why, but how. Opposition is discussing methods, not morality. Very few may dare to talk about peace.

In the coalition of Netanyahu, two men have a tremendous power of Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich. Their existence shapes every policy.

Israel is fighting for its own spirit. This did not start with the war, but the war accelerated. It all started with the last election and the legitimization of extreme right -wing Christ forces.

Netanyahu has maintained the balance on a fragile ground since it was re -elected in 2022. Analysts draw attention to corruption cases and the alliances it has established and disrupted it in this process.

The war continues. Welfare burned in May 2024. The ceasefire words broke down in March. The city of Gaza is shattered.
He still directs the route. Their vision shapes politics, not the pain of people.

They want to control the ministries and control of the internal affairs of the West Bank.

Are you alone in the world?

In recent months, the attitude of the partners who were once loyal has changed. The United Kingdom condemned the War of Canada, France and Australia. They recognized the Palestinian state.
The European Union is turning to sanctions. Trade agreements are in danger of being suspended.

159 out of 192 member states recognized Palestine within the United Nations. Four of the five permanent members of the Security Council did the same. Only one of them, the United States, stood apart.

At first, people said that this was a misunderstanding or anti-Semitism, all of which are the usual clichés. Then they said it was a Netanyahu problem, but it doesn’t work. People began to realize that a country has their own actions when it comes to the world. In the last two years, the case of Israel has caused a humanitarian disaster in Gaza, committing war crimes and being accused of genocide.

Bleeding numbers

Since October 2023, approximately 14 percent of all war deaths took place in Gaza. More than 66,600 lives were lost. A research conducted by the US -based armed conflict position and event data project (ACLED) traced the horror.

The same work documented the Israeli forces more than 11,110 air and drone attacks and more than 6,200 bombers attacks. Last month, the Israeli Army controlled about three quarters of the Gaza Strip. The city of Gaza faced a relentless bombardment and the explosive robots passed over the ruins.

ACLED, at least 110 explosives loaded, remote -controlled vehicle, that is, “tons of explosives loaded, armored vehicles for other purposes,” he said.

The report looks like a map of mass graves. Every statistics represents a very early story. Each name disappeared between the dust is a sign of another rope that breaks from the collective life of Gaza.

The war began with fire, continues with hunger. The world counts the dead of Gaza as he turns his eyes to another side. The numbers continue, silence deepens and rejects pain.